| Autor: |
Marimont, David H., Wandell, Brian A. |
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Journal of the Optical Society of America A: Optics, Image Science & Vision; November 1992, Vol. 9 Issue: 11 p1905-1913, 9p |
| Abstrakt: |
We describe procedures for creating efficient spectral representations for color. The representations generalize conventional tristimulus representations, which are based on the peripheral encoding by the human eye. We use low-dimensional linear models to approximate the spectral properties of surfaces and illuminants with respect to a collection of sensing devices. We choose the linear-model basis functions by minimizing the error in approximating sensor responses for collections of surfaces and illuminants. These linear models offer some conceptual simplifications for applications such as printer calibration; they also perform substantially better than principal-components approximations for computer-graphics applications. |
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